People here are all nice and open-minded. You can definitely learn both hard and soft skills here.
There are not many position choices in Taiwan.
The interview was over the phone and lasted for about an hour and a half. He went over his role, some information on my resume, and then asked me some general engineering questions related to some projects listed on my resume.
Interview for the rotation program. Couple of interviews over the phone and a few on-site in Dallas. Prepare to know your stuff in circuit one and some algorithms in programming, and your problem-solving skills.
The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit
The interview was over the phone and lasted for about an hour and a half. He went over his role, some information on my resume, and then asked me some general engineering questions related to some projects listed on my resume.
Interview for the rotation program. Couple of interviews over the phone and a few on-site in Dallas. Prepare to know your stuff in circuit one and some algorithms in programming, and your problem-solving skills.
The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit